Energy Efficiency Best Practice

  • Framework: Level 2a
  • PDHs 14
  • Duration: 2 day intensive classroom
  • Locations:
    San Jose 14/06/2012 2 Days Book now
    San Francisco 21/06/2012 2 Days Book now
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  • Languages: English / Spanish
  • Fees: $1350 / €1050 / £850

This course explores an organisation’s ‘Green’ strategy as it relates to the effective use of energy
through the IT power chain: from software, to ICT systems and its support infrastructure (mechanical
and electrical systems) within the data center. It will assist data center professionals in identifying and implementing measures to improve the energy efficiency of their existing infrastructure as well as the selection of future technologies and services.

The course is not intended to teach an individual to be able to optimise all aspects of a data center without the assistance of technology area experts, however will allow them to direct such experts to achieve overall  efficiency and cost improvements.

Individuals completing this course will have been given the necesary instruction to sit the ISEB Intermediate Certificate in EU Code of Conduct on Data Centers examination (extra exam fees apply).

Course outline and main topics covered

  1. Metrics overview and terminology for describing energy efficiency practice
  2. Data center utilisation, management and planning
  3. Matching resilience to business requirements and provisioning
  4. Procurement of services that meet environmental or sustainability standards
  5. Selection and deployment of new IT equipment and services
  6. Management and optimization of existing IT equipment and services
  7. Data management in the age of regulation
  8. Cooling: Airflow management and design
  9. Cooling: Temperature and humidity control
  10. From high efficiency cooling plants to optimized CRACs
  11. Selection and deployment of new power equipment
  12. Management and optimization of existing power infrastructure
  13. Effects of building geographic location on energy efficiency
  14. Implementation of an energy and reporting management strategy